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California Sheriff's Deputy, Suspect Dead Following Shootout
Authorities say a California sheriff’s deputy was killed and another deputy was wounded in a shootout that also left a suspect dead
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Sacramento County DA Blasts George Gascon, Blocks His Jurisdiction on Crimes There
Sacramento County’s chief prosecutor has informed Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascon that her office will no longer grant him jurisdiction over any crimes that involve Sacramento County because of Gascon’s special directives that have been criticized by victims’ advocates as too soft on crime.
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What's on California's To-Do List When Lawmakers Resume Their Session This Week
Mending California’s coronavirus-ravaged economy and fixing a state unemployment agency that is at the center of a titanic fraud case that could exceed $2 billion are at the top of the to-do list when lawmakers resume their session on Monday.
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EDD Freezes 1.4 Million Accounts
The reason for the freeze is that the agency is trying to fix a fraud problem. Randy Mac reports for the NBC4 News on Friday, Jan. 8, 2021.
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Millions of Americans Moved During the Pandemic — and Most Aren't Looking Back
Americans fled big cities in droves to escape the coronavirus pandemic — and many of them are staying, permanently or indefinitely.
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2 Shot, Killed at Northern California Mall on Black Friday
Police are looking for a person who shot and killed two teens at a Northern California mall on Black Friday
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California ‘Dream House,' Decades in the Making, Is in Ashes
Hank Hanson and his wife narrowly escaped a raging wildfire in California
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Golden State Killer Sentenced to Life In Prison, Tells Victims He's ‘Truly Sorry'
Joseph DeAngelo, the former California police officer who became known as the Golden State Killer, told his victims he was “truly sorry” for a string of rapes and murders before being sentenced to life in prison Friday.
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California Senate Delays Work as Coronavirus Cases Soar
The California Senate will delay its work because of a coronavirus outbreak at the Capitol and an increasing number of new cases across the state.
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WATCH: ‘May Day' Protests at the California State Capitol
Watch as protesters arrived and congregated at the state Capitol in Sacramento, Calif.
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Communities Fought This Sexually Violent Predator's Release, and Now His Fate Has Been Decided
A violent sex predator convicted of rape who, when paroled, sneaked into a child’s room and sexually assaulted her, was ordered to be released to live in a Southern California town, but local officials are fighting it, just as others fought his release into Ventura County, and in Sacramento.
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Judge OKs More DNA Tests From Alleged Golden State Killer
A Northern California judge on Thursday approved prosecutors’ request to take more DNA samples from a man charged with being the infamous “Golden State Killer” who eluded arrest for decades. Sacramento County Superior Court Judge Steve White also told prosecutors to informally decide who is empowered to consider defense attorneys’ offer have Joseph James DeAngelo plead guilty in exchange for…
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Death Penalty Sought in Slaying of Sacramento Officer
Prosecutors announced Thursday that they will seek the death penalty for a man accused of killing a rookie Sacramento policewoman in an ambush last year.
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Military Contractor Slain in Iraq Buried in California
A U.S. military contractor who was killed in a rocket attack in Iraq last month — an attack that ignited a series of reprisals between the U.S. and Iran that have inflamed tensions in the region — has been buried in Northern California, it was reported Tuesday. Nawres Waleed Hamid died on Dec. 27 at a military base near Iraq’s…
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Why All the Heavy Rain This Winter?
If you’re wondering why we’re getting so much heavy rain in Southern California — and the state for that matter — it has everything to do with what’s called an Atmospheric River.
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Good Samaritan Fatally Stabbed on BART Train While Allegedly Trying to Stop Theft
A good Samaritan was fatally stabbed on a BART train after he allegedly attempted to stop a man from stealing another rider’s shoes.
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LeBron James and Anthony Davis Lift Lakers, 99-97, Over Luke Walton's Kings
LeBron James had 29 points and 11 assists, and Anthony Davis got the game-winning block, as the Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Sacramento Kings.
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Lakers Stay Top of the NBA, Dump Warriors 120-94
LeBron James had 23 points and 12 assists in three quarters, Kyle Kuzma added 22 points starting for Anthony Davis, and the Los Angeles Lakers rolled past the hobbled Golden State Warriors 120-94 on Wednesday night.
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Operation Dress Code Helps Military Woman Transition Into Civilian Life
RanDee McLain and Isabel Morales Vargas spent years in their military uniforms and once retired they noticed a lack of services for women transitioning from active duty. They decided to start Operation Dress Code, an event that provides business attire, help with Linkedin profiles and even provide hair and make up for veteran women. Learn more on California Live Monday,...
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Man Recounts Brush With Death After Fall Onto BART Tracks
The man who had a brush with death at the Oakland Coliseum BART station Sunday recounted the incident Wednesday for KCRA-TV in Sacramento.